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TV Networks Harness AI to Compete With Big Tech for Ad Revenue

What Happened

Leading traditional television networks are integrating artificial intelligence to enhance their advertising operations, aiming to attract budgets from high-spending digital giants like Google and Meta. By incorporating AI-powered automation and data analytics, these broadcasters promise advertisers more precise targeting and measurement, similar to the sophisticated offerings of Big Tech. The initiative reflects a broader effort across the TV industry to redefine value for marketers and reclaim revenue that has steadily flowed toward online platforms.

Why It Matters

This move signals a growing convergence between legacy media and cutting-edge AI, challenging the dominance of digital platforms in the advertising sector. If successful, it could reshape how brands allocate marketing dollars and drive further innovation in both TV and tech industries. Read more in our AI News Hub

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